Is it TOO LATE???
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darkdestruction420
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no, not at all and the roottone will be fine as well.
cjishigh
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Will it have a reduced yield if i put them out in say 3 weeks?
FarmerNinja
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if anything it is too soon. put them out now and you'll have HUGE plants by fall
cjishigh
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Im aiming for monster plants. Idc if they reach 20 feet as long as they are healthy and producing bud. The more the better I always say....
SkunkoneSRH
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Im from nothern maryland.
and no its is not to late to even sow a seed and put it in the ground. if your using clones that would be much better. a HUGE headstart!.
checkout my grow.
and GL
and no its is not to late to even sow a seed and put it in the ground. if your using clones that would be much better. a HUGE headstart!.
checkout my grow.
and GL
darkdestruction420
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soil w/alot of clay sucks, i think the dig a big hole, add some fish guts and that sort of stuff and fill with good soil is the best option, maybe dont do so many plants,unless you got alot of time on your hands and alot of soil and amedments. if you dig a nice deep hole and fill with good soil in a well lit area you can easily pull a lb or 2 a plant. i'd focus on quality of the plants, not quanity.
darkdestruction420
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not that i know of, but im not a big time outdoor grower so maybe someone else has a idea or method that could work......anyone? All i can think of is go find somewhere nearby with good soil and dig a bunch up.
darkdestruction420
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leave it to fdd to come in and nail it, lol. couldnt of asked for a better source for info. just listen to him and all should be well. lol
veggiegardener
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Anything organic like coffee grounds, tree leaves, grass clippings, etc, will help loosen clay soil.
If you can find gypsum, cheap, it helps loosen heavy clay soils, as well.
If you can find gypsum, cheap, it helps loosen heavy clay soils, as well.